Help would be awesome! Hey could someone briefly outline the process of cell respiration, by indicating the location within the cell, major reactants, products and reactions which occur throughout the 4 general stages. I don't really understand it, and would like to better for my test. Thanks!

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I will try.. I don't remember very much... .-.

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Thanks for tryin though :)

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I am revising a little before the answer ...

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kk =D

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glycolysis:

occurs in the cytoplasm of cells. There is an initial energy expenditure (two molecules of ATP are consumed), but it will be reset, as the result of glycolysis is the formation of two molecules of pyruvic acid and 4 molecules of ATP. It also occurs releasing electrons and ions energized H +, which are captured by molecules of a substance called NAD + (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide), forming two molecules of NADH2. The two molecules of pyruvic acid then pass to the interior of the mitochondria, where they occur the following steps.

Do you understand this?

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Aha! Thanks a bunch, sorry for the late reply, computer shut off. :(